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The Knew Drop “Knew” 7 Inch
The Knew just dropped a new 7 inch, the latest push from these Denver indie rock veterans. Pick it up at theknew.com. Here is the story of the recording, and the band’s summer plans. CMB: What is your take on 7 inch records as opposed to other forms of media for releasing your music? TB: We […]
Red Bull Sound Select Brings Hot Shows for Low Price
by Tim Wenger If you follow the show scene here in Denver, you have probably heard about Red Bull Sound Select and the jam-packed shows they have been throwing around town. Many of Denver’s current hot acts such as The Yawpers, Tokimonsta and others have been featured at the shows. The next event is April […]
In The Whale- Full Nelson
by Tim Wenger In The Whale brings the over-the-top energy of their stage show and momentum of the last year+ spent on the road into their new EP Full Nelson. I went back and listened to the opening track “Radio” again two additional times after a full listen thru of the five tracks and actually […]
Tony Mason and The Rebirth of Lost Lake
by Tim Wintemute Meet Tony Mason, the friendly venue manager at Lost Lake. Since last December he and his team of interns have been on a mission from the rock gods: to turn a rock club on East Colfax into a local music staple. Mason originally moved to Denver roughly a decade ago to study […]
Moon Magnet Studios, A Breeding Ground For Talent
by Charlie Sullivan Setting up shop in a two story house that’s nestled into the quaint Baker District of Denver, Moon Magnet Studios is anything but your stereotypical recording studio. The studio is a collective of musicians and bands that just needed a place to call their own; someplace they could rehearse, record, and collaborate […]
Barcelona’s Brian Fennel on New Recordings, Red Rocks, and Higher Ground
by Tim Wenger The CMB crew has been abuzz with the news that Seattle’s indie rock gods Barcelona will be headlining our Higher Ground Music Festival on August 23. Given the current trends in Denver’s scene, their tour with local celebrities The Fray and the band’s long history in Denver (they befriended Meese several years […]
Roo and The Howl Drop Debut Album
by Tim Wenger Roo and The Howl, the brainchild of musician Bekah Wagner, dropped their debut full length album, ME/WE,on May 20, and are promoting with the release of the first single entitled “Swim.” The band also performed at SXSW in Austin, TX for the first time back in March. The release follows their 2012 […]
Jake Clemons Brings Eclectic Show to Larimer Lounge This Friday, Speaks With CMB
by Tim Wenger Jake Clemons, in the vast and nearly un-summit-able world of music, is much more than just a name. Although most may immediately recognize him as the cousin (and shoe-filler, of sorts, in the E Street Band) of legendary saxophonist Clarence Clemons, Jake is carving his own path with his multi-instrumental talents and […]
Disgrace The Traitor- To Pick Ourselves Up
by Tim Wenger Disgrace The Traitor is Mike Trujillo, who gained some fame in the scene with Take To The Oars before leaving the group last March. He dropped his debut solo EP To Pick Ourselves Up March 13 at Larimer Lounge, and the record is not what you’d expect. Flashes of hard alternative rock […]
Bonnie and the Beard are Back and Thriving
by Tim Wenger [email protected] Bonnie and the Beard are kicking into full gear for the Spring and summer. And by full gear, we mean they’re going to be spending afternoons drinking patio beers and evenings rocking clubs in Denver and beyond, bringing their eclectic brand of indie-infused gypsy funk to the masses. Their first Denver […]
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